Journal Info

About

The Journal of Undergraduate Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery is a peer-reviewed, open access, online journal aimed at medical students and junior doctors.
JUTO is the official journal of Future Orthopaedic Surgeons society.

The journal aims to offer publication opportunities and experience to those pursuing a career in trauma and orthopaedic surgery.

The journal welcomes the submission of original, previously unpublished manuscripts in one of the following sections of the journal:

  • Research - This section includes original research articles, reviews, quality improvement projects and a summary of recently published articles from the major orthopaedic journals. 

  • Education - The education section features summaries of core orthopaedic knowledge topics, anatomy, guidelines and operative techniques. Articles should be pitched at a level appropriate for the early years (ST1-ST3) of training.

  • Case Reports - This section contains cases of patients with a discussion at the end, incorporating literature.  The conditions  and management do not have to be uncommon provided a solid learning point is highlighted.  This section provides an insight into orthopaedic clinical perspective.  

  • Electives and Careers - Elective reports and reflections on research placements together with advice on applying for specialist training. Elective reports will also be added to the FOS Members' Electives Database.

  • Views and Reviews - Letters to the editor, personal accounts of training, patient perspectives of diseases, book reviews and event reviews are accepted.

  • Abstracts - accepted abstracts from the society's Future Orthopaedic Surgeons' Conference together with Essay Prize winners will be published.

  • Conference Listings - Listings for student orthopaedic events for the following quarter will be included.

If you are unsure if a paper fits into one of the above sections we would be happy to consider the manuscript provided it adheres to the author guidelines.

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Reviewers

If you would like to review articles submitted to the journal and are currently ST2 or above please contact us.